Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-11-11
THAT BAD MAN!
some of the Inauences that make Sim
nern Of Ia insiend If aninIa.

Moral characteristics are too often the outcome
of physical causes II so. should man with a
diseased body be trusted with armies, banks rail
roads, or other great enterprises,
In order to strengthen the mind, we must
strengthen the BODY But in aiding ply steal fore
~ certain muscles are frequently strengthened
because of their use at the sacrifice Of the parts
Of the body unemployed.
The oarsman develops the muscles that are
brought into use in rowing, and by continually
developing them he is prepared for the great
event The poet and the artist study nature 10
improve the mind and the eye.
To enable one to employ all his forces to the
best advantage, the ody must be In healthy
condition. that all parts may fully perform their
functions and thus elevate the mind by strength
ening the body.
The irritable man, the unjust man, the unsuc-
cessful man, the woman in her duties Of life, the
counting room defaulters, and the thousands con
tnualy making failures, receive too little charity,
even when the result is prostration by disease, OF
sudden death by suicide, or some terrible crime
For not until life IL ended and the result Of the
post-mortem examination is known can the physi
elan declare that the cause was organic derange'
ment OF the system. They pronounce it blood
poisoning, melancholy, loss Of vigor or nervous
prostrntiou. These sO-called diseases nine times
out of ten arise from the kidneys, which are dis
eased so that they cannot expel the waste mat
ter from the blood.
There are hundreds Of thousands of people who
do not know that the same quantity Of blood that
passes through the heart this much favored and
admired organ passes also through the kidneys
II the latter organs are healthy, injurious matter
Is not retained, but the pure blood that has be
come filtered by the little hair.like tubes which
fill the kidneys goes to the heart to be diffuseC
through the entire body, producing health ant
! again taking up deadly waste matter as ii goes.
But If the kidneys are diseased the uric acid at
| lacks the weakest organ in the body, which mus
| eventually give way II is then that the physician
and the patient treat what are really the effects
! not the CAUSES. The strong point that the propri
] etors Of Warmers safe cure make is that theil
/ great remedy cures So many general diseases b.
cause II corrects the causes leaving the effects e
! right themselves.
Now nearly every one who becomes prostrate'
is, IL fortunate enough, able to secure the atten
| tiOn of physician who seeks to make an analyst
] of the fluids passed We have no doubt that tn
founders of this great Warmers safe cure hay
! awakened the medical men from their letharg.
on the Importance Of urinalysis.
| We are today IN receipt of a little book, War
ner's safe cure pamphlet, in which we find yer
| valuable information In regard to diseases, tn
| causes OF their existence, and their cures. II
very ingeniously put before the reader in CONVEX
sational style, the reader asking questions and tn
publishers in their answers making very plai
| some points but seldom understood. This matte
| will be received with much more interest than tn
mass Of stuff which il floating about the country
proclaiming the various merits Of pretended noa
| trums.